New Mexico
As Fred Rael drives his cream-colored Chevy lowrider through the streets of Espaņola, New Mexico, he listens to Sealevel by Supermajor, with music by Chris Hudson and Jeff Hallam and lyric by Uruguayan pop star Pajaro Canzani--
Sealevel
Yo voy a salir una noche cualquiera
A 190 por la carretera
De un lado la playa del otro palmeras
Como cuando te bese por vez primera
Y el viento jugaba con tu cabellera
One of these nights I will go out
190 KM Down the highway
On one side the beach, the other the palms
Like when we kissed for the very first time
And the wind was playing with your hair
Se viene el verano fin de primavera
Me llega una brisa de melon y espera
Cae la cascada desde la pendiente
Trayendo un perfume de lluvia caliente
Frutas y colores perfumes y flores
Todo se confunde como en tu pollera
Venganza de cellos olvido ladera
A 190 por la carretera
The summer is coming and spring is almost over
I wait in the sweet wind of a melon
The cascade falls from the cliff
Bringing perfume of the hot shadows
Fruits, colors, perfumes, and flowers
Everything confused and wrinkled like your dress
Revenge of jealousy, forgiveness, and the sheer drop off
190 KM down the highway
Detras de los ceros aullan los perros
Quien hablando leve sea level
Tan leve, you see?
Beyond the foothills the dogs are barking
Who keeps softly saying 'sea level'?
So sofltly, you see?
Sobre la ladera una nube revienta
Se desgarra el cielo llego la tormenta
Rayos y centellas y yo pienso en ella
Sola en esa casa de vidrio y Madera
Y yo como loco por la carretera
Over the edge, a rain cloud is bursting
The storm rips the sky open
As the rays of light hit the earth
Sparks fly in the horizon
I think of her alone in a wood and crystal house
And I am like a crazy man going down the highway
Detras de los ceros aullan los perros
Ahora llueve leve quien dijo sea level
Ya llueve, don't you see?
Beyond the foothills the dogs are still barking, now its raining, who is saying 'sea level'?
And how it rains, don't you see?
